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Romo not expected to practice this week for Cowboys, Garrett says
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Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant, left, and quarterback Tony Romo, right, missed Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers as both are dealing with injuries. Romo is not expected to return to practice this week or be available for the Cowboys’ next game Oct. 30 against the Philadelphia Eagles. Ron Jenkins AP
BY CLARENCE E. HILL JR.chill@star-telegram.com
FRISCO
While the controversy surrounding the Dallas Cowboys’ impending quarterback decision between rookie sensation Dak Prescott and injured incumbent Tony Romo continues to rage, coach Jason Garrett maintains a pragmatic and realistic approach.
Romo, who has missed the first six games of the season with a fractured bone in his back, is not ready to play or even return to practice. And any discussion about the future is pointless to the one-day-at-a-time, one-practice-at-a-time Cowboys coach.
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TONY IS DOING A GREAT JOB WITH HIS REHAB. HE’S WORKED VERY HARD TO COME BACK LIKE HE HAS OVER THE PAST COUPLE YEARS WHEN HE’S DEALT WITH SOME OF THESE INJURIES.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett on QB Tony Romo
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The Cowboys (5-1) have a bye this week and will have just one short practice on Wednesday. Romo will not take part in that, Garrett said, meaning it’s unlikely he returns for the Oct. 30 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles following the bye.
“I would not anticipate that,” Garrett said of Romo practicing this week. “We are going to have a short practice on Wednesday. Tomorrow is going to be a run and lift day for the guys. We haven’t talked about the players who aren’t going to be available.”
So what is Romo going to be doing this week?
“I think he is continuing to ramp up what his rehab is, spend more time with the trainers,” Garrett said.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/nfl/dallas-cowboys/article108845187.html#storylink=cpy
Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant, left, and quarterback Tony Romo, right, missed Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers as both are dealing with injuries. Romo is not expected to return to practice this week or be available for the Cowboys’ next game Oct. 30 against the Philadelphia Eagles. Ron Jenkins AP
BY CLARENCE E. HILL JR.chill@star-telegram.com
FRISCO
While the controversy surrounding the Dallas Cowboys’ impending quarterback decision between rookie sensation Dak Prescott and injured incumbent Tony Romo continues to rage, coach Jason Garrett maintains a pragmatic and realistic approach.
Romo, who has missed the first six games of the season with a fractured bone in his back, is not ready to play or even return to practice. And any discussion about the future is pointless to the one-day-at-a-time, one-practice-at-a-time Cowboys coach.
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TONY IS DOING A GREAT JOB WITH HIS REHAB. HE’S WORKED VERY HARD TO COME BACK LIKE HE HAS OVER THE PAST COUPLE YEARS WHEN HE’S DEALT WITH SOME OF THESE INJURIES.
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett on QB Tony Romo
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The Cowboys (5-1) have a bye this week and will have just one short practice on Wednesday. Romo will not take part in that, Garrett said, meaning it’s unlikely he returns for the Oct. 30 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles following the bye.
“I would not anticipate that,” Garrett said of Romo practicing this week. “We are going to have a short practice on Wednesday. Tomorrow is going to be a run and lift day for the guys. We haven’t talked about the players who aren’t going to be available.”
So what is Romo going to be doing this week?
“I think he is continuing to ramp up what his rehab is, spend more time with the trainers,” Garrett said.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/nfl/dallas-cowboys/article108845187.html#storylink=cpy
